Kinross Services M90 - Motorway Services Information Kinross Services M90 Other ratings from visitors to the site Truckers Type: Single site, used by traffic in both directions Operator: Moto Eat-In Food: Costa, Burger King Takeaway Food / General: M&S Simply food Other Non-Food Shops: WH Smith Picnic Area: yes Children's Playground: Yes Cash Machines in main building: Yes (transaction charge applies) Parking Charges: Free for 2 hours, charges apply for longer stays. HGV with food voucher: £15 (without voucher: £13) - Car: £8 Motel: Travelodge Kinross Services M90 - Motorway Services Information Kinross Services M90 Other ratings from visitors to the site Truckers ^ Update Information We're trying to update our database of facilities at motorway service areas, but it would take too long to visit each one of them individually ourselves! So we'd really appreciate your help in getting our information up to date so that we can ensure that the listings are correct. This page is for you to update any missing or incorrect information about a motorway service area.

If what you want to do is make a comment on a site you have visited, then use the coment form instead. Your name: Your email: Please complete as many of the following fields as are relevent. Leave blank any that you don't know the answers to, or that don't apply to to this update. Name and Location (eg, M6) At/between junctions If this is a "direct access" MSA with slip roads directly from the motorway, then enter the junctions that it's in between (eg, J3-J4). If it's only accesible from one side of the motorway (as at Killington Lake, for example) then also put the direction after the junction numbers (eg, J17-J18 Northbound). If it's a junction MSA, then give the junction number alone (eg, J23).

For non-motorway locations, then describe the location in terms of junctions with other roads (eg, "at the junction with the A11") Other roads with access to this MSA (for sites located at junctions) Type of site Single site: Traffic from both directions uses the same facilities and car park (the usual design of junction-located MSAs such as Oxford and Donington Park). Shared: Separate car parks for each direction, but a shared main facilities building (often straddling the motorway, as at Keele or Leicester Forest). Linked: A separate set of facilities on each side of the motorway, but with a link bridge for pedestrians (such as at Corley). Twin: A separate set of facilities on each side of the motorway, with no pedestrian link between them (such as at Strensham). One way only: A single-direction MSA only accessible from one side of the motorway (such as at Killington Lake and the Stafford MSAs). Main Facilities Building Brand names of restaurant/food court food retailers (eg, McDonalds, Burger King, Wimpy, Little Chef, Harry Ramsden, etc) available at the main facilities building.

Brand names of non-food retailers (such as newsagents, mobile phone shops, etc) available at the main facilities building. If there is a motel on site, who operates it (eg, Days Inn, Travelodge, etc)? Is there a cash dispenser (ATM) at the main facilities building? Yes - free Pathetic Motorways Pathetic Motorways It meets the M90 at junction 2a Can you show me that on a map? What makes this a pathetic motorway? It's another one of those secretive motorways. Another one? Yes, although it'll be a controversial one! Why would that be? Firstly, it's only 1.5 miles (2km) long. Secondly, the number A92(M) appears no-where on any maps that I've found, on no signposts and seemingly nowhere on the UK Government's website Surely it's just a bit of M90 then? No, as I've got one little trump card up my sleeve... Go on then!

Just after you exit the main route of the M90 at junction 2a, you come across what is called a "route confirmation" sign, that tells you the road number and distances to some of the places that can be reached along it. And? Stop dragging this out! Well, it's a blue sign, meaning motorway... Yes... And the number at the top is given as "A92". Not "(A92)" which would mean a motorway leading to the A92, but just plain A92. Therefore, this road is a part of the A92 under motorway regulations, hence A92(M).... Tenuous, isn't it? Maybe so, but the facts are there! What's signposted in the other direction? The start of restrictions sign the other way says "M90". Before everyone jumps on the "it must then be part of M90" bandwagon, I'll remind everyone that both M45 and M10 were signposted as M1 for many years, as they led inescapably to the M1. The same thing applies here. How on earth did you find out about it then?

To be honest, I was just driving along, with a friend with his camera in hand, taking some general M90 photos for CBRD's Motorway Database and we happened to turn off here to go to St. Andrews. To say I was surprised to see the "A92" motorway sign is a bit of an understatement, but by pure blind luck, the Photo Gallery exists... Can I comment on this motorway? Of course! Contact me and I'll put them here! Have any other visitors commented? Paul Berry writes: I'll play devil's advocate here. In your argument for the existence of the A92(M), you wrote: 'And the number at the top is given as "A92". Not "(A92)" which would mean a motorway leading to the A92, but just plain A92. Therefore, this road is a part of the A92 under motorway regulations, hence A92(M)....' Contrariwise, the first picture in the associated photo gallery shows the A92 in brackets, as you'd expect, but other road numbers (for the later junction) unbracketed. Hmm... An anonymous contributor disagrees with me!

I still think, after reading everything, that it is an unnumbered spur of the M90, despite 'that' sign (you know the one). This is a common occurrence and other examples include a spur from the M1 towards Luton Airport, a spur from the M23 towards Gatwick Airport and a spur from the M11 to the A11 going towards Newmarket and Norwich. The last, I know, is signposted 'M11' from the A11, both on the 'start of motorway' sign and the route confirmation sign. Maurice Frank has an idea about the numbering of this strange motorway: I have walked past this motorway, between the villages of Halbeath and Crossgates, a few times. The signposting does not establish that either A92 or M90 is the prevailing number, because they are both given equally as you describe. As the number A92(M) does not exist, I propose the correct number is A92(M90). It's a piece of the A92 under motorway regulations as a piece of the M90.

M90 appears in brackets both to follow the A(M) sign pattern and because it's not part of the main through M90. Further up the M90 near Perth there is a pathetic junction where motorways meeting in 3 directions are all M90 but the shortest one is carefully signed as part of the main M90 and the 3 mile long spur to the west of Perth only as (M90), a unique numberless numbering. if you can have (M90) you can have A92(M90) I reckon. Simon Barber has some information about "that sign": Good to see you got a picture of the weirdness that's going on there. I've been driving that section of road ever since it opened and it's the third incarnation of the sign. First sign was the same as now but had M90 on it. It mysteriously vanished and was replaced by a green primary A92 sign (which looked wrong as well as being wrong). Presumably someone complained and the A92 blue sign that's there now was put in its place.

I'm wondering whether there should be a sign there at all - there's a route confirmation sign on the A92 proper after the onslips. Likewise for the M90 bound traffic - there's a route confirmation sign after the slip road finally merges. Kris Baillie has spotted something: I viewed your photo gallery for this road with interest, particularly the photos showing the learner driver!!! As we all know, learners are not allowed to use the motorway network. It's either that or the instructor has forgotten to remove the cone from the roof of the car. BSM should know better. (I learned to drive with them and was told by by instructor that the cone ALWAYS comes off the roof between lessons!) And so has Steve Mosby! Referring to this image , unless the person who is driving that car in front has passed a driving test, surely they shouldn't be on a motorway? Gavin Spence: Did you know that the BP petrol station that has a sign to the left of on one of the photos is abandoned and empty - its nearly as big as the Kinross Services site up the road on the M90 but it never managed to take of as its actually quite difficult to access.

If someone wanted to re build this then they should look to get access slips built to this stretch of motorway and it would probably get enough custom to be a going concern. Stuart Holland: It does seem a bit strange why the authorities didn't just have the M90 stop as you entered the slip road (and so have the A92 start) since there has been several accidents on the bridge - including a well known incident when a lorry was travelling too fast and nearly flew off the top onto the M90. I'm not sure if that would be allowed, but it would remove the need for "that" sign. The whole junction is a bit odd as it was paid for (in part) by Hyundai who were building a huge plant to the West of the M90 - this has now been mothballed - but the junction provides no access to this site! As for the BP service area - it too fell foul of rules and regulations. It was a good serivce area with a BP Garage, Wimpy, restaurant and shop but because it wasn't actually on the M90 or a junction of the M90 they weren't allowed to advertise the fact there was a good service area just off the motorway.

This was despite the fact that the services on the M90 at Kinross and, more bizarrely, the A90 at the Forth Bridge are signposted on the motorway! The junction is now part of a large development - houses and a leisure park to the west south of junction 3 and hotel and office space (and the Halbeath by-pass) to the west north of junction 3. It does make a difference for A92 users wanting to go southbound on the M90 but it's not as if it is a hugely used junction at the best of times. Chris Cartmel: With regards to the M90 / A92 spur. A further piece of contradictory evidence to it being a motorway are the two laybys opposite each other next to the recently re-opened Petrol Station which can be used for parking (as seen in this picture ) and just beyond a sign that says end of motorway 1/2 mile. Confusing or what? Graeme comments: The learner could have been doing Pass Plus... maybe? It involves motorway driving, if there's a motorway around locally (which for an Invernesian such as myself, there ain't).

A92(M) Kingdom - Motorway Services Online, Kingdom | service stations Motorway Services Online 12 more photos in the gallery Junction 3 of the M90 is a fairly normal roundabout junction, but to the south-east two sliproads cut the corner between the motorway and the A92. This creates a small wedge of land sandwiched between motorways, and this particular bit of land hold a wannabe service area with so much history that it now has a namesake drama series. Who'd have though it. Before we go any further, if all this talk about triangles and shortcuts has you confused then you might want to take a look at this map Contents 4 Third Time not so Lucky The Birth of a Kingdom The fact that this junction is home to the point where lots of traffic heads off towards East Fife made it the perfect site for a service station, after all it would save building individual service stations on the M90 and A92. So, in 1998 the plans were put through for Kingdom services (Kingdom referring to the Kingdom of Fife), sitting in that very slice of land with traffic heading around it in all directions.

The services consisted of a single building with the petrol forecourt on one side and service station on the other, very similar to the likes of Derby and Burton and Leicester today. This isn't the first time a service station has been built in the middle of a junction either, as the nearby Stirling services demonstrates. It was built by BP and offered a Spar shop, who were also at Roadchef services at the time, alongside a Wimpy and self-service restaurant. So far it looks like the services were a guaranteed recipe for success, but hang on, because as with all good tragedies this one has a sad bit. It All Went Wrong Don't be taken in by the bright lights and green windows, as there were quite a few problems with these services. The first is that they weren't all that far from Kinross , and as Granada got there first it was decided that Kingdom shouldn't be signed from the motorway. This decision created a bit of fuss and made it to the national press, but that wasn't good enough to make the government change their mind.

It was agreed that the services should be signed from the A92 and Kingdom had another trick up its sleeve: you see, the services backed on to the A92-M90 link road anyway, so all they had to do was stick up a couple of BP signs and viola! Instant advertisement! Well, not quite. You see, at the eastern part of the triangle - where the entrance to the services is - traffic cannot head to or from the M90 south, as until the services were built there was absolutely no need for that movement. This meant that once traffic had seen the BP sign it was too late for them to get there, unless they fancied a 15-mile detour without any signs to guide them. Kingdom could be accessed from the M90, but only via the north-western corner of the triangle, and as there were no signs for the services from here only those who were 'in the know' could get there. However, most people who were 'in the know' would probably know somewhere to take a break which didn't require navigating two large roundabouts before you could get there.

So, by the early millennium, all of this had taken such a strain on Kingdom that it was consigned to the history books and closed. A Glimmer of Hope For a short while the services opened again, but in the form of Peggy Sue's American Diner. The advantage here is that whoever planned it knew about the motorway problems and aimed the Diner at local residents and passers-by. It wasn't that much of a success though, as by 2004 it had gone. In 2006, Shell decided that it must be third time lucky, and that they could do a better job. In fact, they re-opened the petrol station - still called Kingdom services - and even replaced the sign backing on to the sliproad with their very own. The new filling station also had a Nisa Shop, and Shell too had hopes for this service station, hopes which weren't all marketed at drivers. You see, the half of the building which acted as the service station was this time opened as the Kingdom of Fun, a children's activity centre. The new Kingdom has been separated from the filling station, creating two distinctively different facilities under one roof.

The services also included a lorry park at the back, which has existed at the site since BP, but was forgotten about with the demise of Kingdom services. An industrial estate also exists on the same corner of land. Third Time not so Lucky The Shell station didn't last so long, closing in 2008. However, all was not lost for the petrol station - it opened as an independent "Kingdom Services" branded site, still with the soft play area attached. This soldiered on for another 5(?) years, until finally in 2013(?) it closed and the whole area was demolished, with no hope for a future petrol station here. A wild ride indeed! A Google Street View car pictured the site in 2009 (twice) and 2014 on the site and in 2008, 2009 (twice), 2012 and 2014 from the road , showing the stages of change in those years There you have it - over 15 years ago there were high hopes for this building, but disappointment soon settled in and created something totally different.

Since then the rules for motorway services have been relaxed and Kingdom could have quite easily gained signs from the motorway, had the opportunity been ceased. Windlestrae Hotel, Kinross, UK - Booking.com 8.6 Set in the beautiful town of Kinross, The Windlestrae Hotel is part of The Green Hotel Golf and Leisure Resort, featuring 2 restaurants, 2 bars, 2 golf courses, spa facilities, and fishing on Loch Leven. The bright and airy bedrooms at Windlestrae Hotel & Leisure Club have free WiFi, a satellite TV and a work desk. All rooms have a private bathroom. The on-site Gravity Leisure Club features a 50 feet indoor swimming pool, a gym with top of the range machines and equipment, and a Luxury Beauty Room. Guests can relax and enjoy the experience of the sauna, hot tub and steam room. The Windlestrae Hotel is within an hour's drive of Perth, Edinburgh, Glasgow, Stirling, Dundee and the gateway to Fife. There is plenty of free on-site parking. The resort is close to the M90 motorway. We speak your language!

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Lock in a great price for Green Hotel – rated 8.2 by recent guests! Enter dates Very Good 8.2 /10 Score from 529 reviews Cleanliness Free WiFi 7.9 The Green Hotel is lovely, the staff are friendly, the food was good and parking so easy! Nothing negative about our stay. We will return as we have friends in the area and as the price of a room is so reasonable we would rather stay in the hotel and not have to put our friends to any trouble by providing us with beds. Rebecca, United Kingdom Very spacious and bright layout of the hotel, the ultra healthy breakfast options and the friendly helpful and welcoming staff. The Christmas lights were the icing on the cake! Karen, United Kingdom Staff were very welcoming and friendly. Room was really big and clean. Assistant in shop very helpful. Colin, United Kingdom Lovely atmosphere great venue not to far from where we stay. Really enjoyed the Back Stage gig. Lesley, United Kingdom Clean friendly hotel. Loved that dogs were a loud. Was part of a dog training group but did not realise dogs could stay. I will know the next time. Diane, United Kingdom Very comfortable and spacious rooms. All staff friendly and helpful.

Excellent value for money. Always use this hotel when I am in the area. Stephen, United Kingdom From our arrival until our departure we were very well looked after....would recommend to everyone...non intrusive staff but always there if needed ,with a smile....also has a lovely shop with very pleasant staff ....will be back.The whole hotel was lovely and warm...no cold areas though the frost was thick outside Marjorie, United Kingdom The discount price was outstanding for the superb room and facilities on offer. Ian, Australia The staff were outstanding. Nothing was a trouble and each and every one of them had a delightful manner. Rhona, United Kingdom The food + the facilities were great. We also enjoyed exploring the local area on foot. Well worth a visit. Lcw59, United Kingdom 8.7 One of our top picks in Kinross. Set in an 18th-century coaching inn, the family-owned Green Hotel is part of an impressive leisure resort, featuring a selection of restaurants and 2 golf courses. The resort is in Kinross, close to the M90 motorway. The Green Hotel offers large grounds.

There is also a courtyard cocktail bar and gift shop, and the extensive resort has a leisure club with a swimming pool and fitness centre located at the Windlestrae across the road. The bedrooms at The Green Hotel each have a satellite TV and a work desk. All rooms have a private modern bathroom and a cosy seating area, and free Wi-Fi is available throughout. There are 5 resort restaurants, including Monty’s Italian and Basil’s Grill. The Bistro offers views of Loch Leven, and the lively Rushes and Jock’s bars offer a range of beverages and light snacks. Green Hotel is within an hour's drive of Perth, Edinburgh, Glasgow, Stirling, Dundee and the gateway to Fife. There is plenty of free on-site parking. The hotel also offers the Loch Leven Heritage Trail. We speak your language!

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Kinross Services M90 0.6 miles Kinross Golf Club 3.6 miles Dunfermline Golf Club 10.7 miles Aberdour Golf Course 12 miles Natural Beauty Loch Leven Lake 0.6 miles Bishop Hill Mountain 5 miles Good to Know Cancellation/ prepayment Cancellation and prepayment policies vary according to room type. Please enter the dates of your stay and check what conditions apply to your preferred room. Children and Extra Beds One child under 16 years is charged GBP 20 per night when using existing beds. All children under 16 years are charged GBP 20 per night for extra beds. Any additional older children or adults are charged GBP 30 per night for extra beds. The maximum number of extra beds in a room is 1. Any type of extra bed or crib is upon request and needs to be confirmed by management. Additional fees are not calculated automatically in the total cost and will have to be paid for separately during your stay. Pets Pets are allowed. Charges may apply. Cards accepted at this property Hover over the cards for more info.

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Start your review of Travelodge Kinross M90 Hotel Click to rate “Alright for a travelodge” Reviewed 5 weeks ago I was here for one night whilst in Scotland although the room and the staff were very good the breakfast was such a let down neither myself or my work colleague bothered with it which was a shame because we both liked our rooms also being close to the motorway this hotel was also very convenient Report Helpful? Thank Eddie020173 TravelodgeUK, Remy from the Social Media Team at Travelodge Kinross M90 Hotel, responded to this review Thank you for submitting your review. We're pleased you experienced very good staff members during your visit and you enjoyed your accommodation. Feedback is invaluable and a copy of your comments have been forwarded to the Hotel Manager. Thank you again for your review and we hope to see you again soon. lizyn2016 “Excellent value for money” Reviewed November 6, 2016 An excellent base for visiting the local area around Kinross, Stirling or Dundee. Facilities are a short walk from the lodge, and Kinross only a mile or so away. The room was very comfortable, staff very friendly. We enjoyed our stay here.

Report Helpful? Thank lizyn2016 TravelodgeUK, Niki from The Social Media Team at Travelodge Kinross M90 Hotel, responded to this review Thank you for your feedback. It’s great that you found the staff to be friendly during your stay and that your room was very clean and comfortable. We strive to provide a positive experience and are happy to see this was the case. Thank you again and we hope to see you soon. scorpian999 “clean and quiet” Reviewed November 4, 2016 The staff are friendly and it was clean and very quiet had very good night sleep i have stayed in a few travellodge's this ranks high and would stay there again with a supermarket just over the main road means can get food. outside m and s and burger king small and not cheap petrol station good 10p dearer than... More Helpful? Thank scorpian999 TravelodgeUK, Niki from The Social Media Team at Travelodge Kinross M90 Hotel, responded to this review Thank you for your feedback. It’s great that you found the staff to be friendly during your stay and that you were happy with the location of the hotel.

We strive to give customers an enjoyable stay and we are happy to see that this has been achieved. Thank you again and we hope to see you soon. More “Happy customer” Reviewed November 1, 2016 The staff were welcoming on arrival. The room was pretty much all I want in a hotel room. Simple, clean and tidy. The bed was as comfortable as you can expect when not your own and large. Shower was hot and powerful. Plenty of storage space for clothes etc.. TV was fine. As were Tea making facilities from what I... More Reviewed October 28, 2016 via mobile Reception staff were friendly but a mix up in how our booking was made to a while to clear up. Very comfortable night in clean sheets and lovely firm bed. Room and bathroom clean. There was an issue with the hot water in the bathroom...too hot that I scalded my foot on the tap. Reported this on way out. Travelodge... More Helpful? Thank Fraser_615 TravelodgeUK, Charlotte from The Social Media Team at Travelodge Kinross M90 Hotel, responded to this review Thank you for sharing your recent review of our Kinross M90 Travelodge.

We're pleased to hear that your room was clean, however we would like to apologise that you experienced a mix up during check in and found the pillows to not to your liking. We will be sure to pass your helpful comments to the hotel team to improve... More “Know what your getting” Reviewed October 27, 2016 Lady on reception was so welcoming and friendly. She clearly enjoyed her job and made such an effort with each and every customer. First class service. Rooms were clean, I find you always know what you are getting with travel lodge. Report “good place to stay” Reviewed October 25, 2016 this was very handy place for my stay, close to the motorway and convenient for the town,very clean and very friendly staff, very reasonably priced with tv and coffee and tea facilities in your room, would go back again to travelodge. Report “great location for exploring” Reviewed October 8, 2016 the Travelodge is right by the M90, so great for exploring the local areas. we had a ground floor room at the back of the hotel, we had no noise from the motorway, just from upstairs when they came in late.

all the staff were friendly and would advise you to local pubs etc for food. plenty of tea and... More Helpful? Thank jencowper TravelodgeUK, Charlotte from The Social Media Team at Travelodge Kinross M90 Hotel, responded to this review We're so pleased to hear that our hotel team were friendly and attentive during your recent stay with us at our Kinross M90 Travelodge and we would like to thank you for sharing your positive experience with us. We're so happy to learn you had a great stay and we will be sure to pass your feedback onto the hotel... More

Question: On which motorway could you visit Kinross Services
Answer: M90